The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-21

"V~S SALOON.
was With mo: AZ We came into Junk'o fror
room Arensdorf, Scotland and Gradv We,
sttanding to the loft and crowd Of men wei
was toward the front and the crowd to1esds g.
rear. Leavitt was there With fve or six otbe,
o ottssnding IN . group. didn't recognise til
H t%o ,o WIN LesXitt Hart and won't back int
PROBABLY ave or six minutes-a few minutei
are Arensdorf had dark suit on-the usual suj
vtb ne ne wor q; 4! navy blue suits sack
Leavltt had on" :. ~ 'A'
The hat shown tho witness was gray Derby
wines aas .. continuing; Yes, cir. (examinin
long rubber coat and light pants. Levitt an,
me group ~ went out together, in q hurry
Wa not With tho crowd that won't osk Hsr
h1. a vent oas second or two after Leeytt an,
Arensdorf was in Junk . saloon WHEN Hart and
went out. Leavitt and his crowd vent Yves
foows so tSe oids OF Fourth Hart aud
0ennd: didn't know whore they wore goin,
or what they were going to do. had NO taii
W1sn Leavltt In tho saloon OF anywhere else
was standing BY the high board fence On the oor:
by Lesvitt jerked Of this straw hstvifi 4 s. t,e
3; -; &c s 9Sa 1:ssy Of my
| 1T said: That's all right; ri return Il
! to you IN the morning. We-Hart and T..
Water street. whom heard the feport az = mn W
"a revolver ! looked around. There were
~o men :ssna9g N tho street near the corner
sway. Tho man who was running had lonS
dark cost and light pants On. He had also . low
crowned bat. l think that man was. H. L.
towards the blacksmith shop on " ater street,
We then walked on down Water to Third street
then east on Third street to Nebraska street
and from there on Nebraska street to the MI
waukee house. It was probably 10 10 o'ciocf
whom We got to the Milwaukee house Hsrt Wss
With me when the shot was fred. He was with
him that na H Ess not n Nth me-
go John Aren.dorf in that crowd With Lesvitt it.
not mo Ar
AE:nsdori ven: Tho coat tho I mann
a he'd on ~ a., rubber coat think i was:
wsukee House. Leavitt never returned nv hat
have kept Leavitt's hat ever since I identity
tins hat the cray Derby hat a. the one Leavitt
crowd Just before the murder. was at NO 40.
cret nesting Of the saloon-keepers on tho night
o. august 2 iast l W. not present at any
tSsss o. that night believe
attended only one Of these meetings. didn't
understand that there was any Organization
Effected. When was there there was NOTHING
body else ine~ 81 amy sach t or any
ing intended or talked about.
Cross-ezaminetion by State: My wife is
dictment for the murder Of Haddock Came to
Sioux City in the fall Of 1854. Have been i'm the
saloon business Grady and Scotland wore in
Jdnk's saloon. We went right through to the
back room. don't know who were in the crowd
, WIN LeavitEnot single one OF them; may
any attention to them; Arensdorf was on the
left side as We entered I know q man bv the
name no ct j. 3 Browning; never told him that
We T:isea rapidly after the crowd that loft
the night OF the murder thought it was intend |
cd only to pound or whip Haddock. Ibid not |
soy to Browning that heard Of the intention
ceedings from an independent position Of nv |
OWN.
HENRY SHERMAN
testified: I live in Sioux City and have since
.p ~; lsSS: had lived in sanborn. OBrien !
becoming proprietor Of tho English kitchen, |
md have re.ided in Sioux City ever since. The
e EnStSn Kitchen wss restsorant and saloon
oiiect the Sd day Of August whom Hsddock was |
kitsS:n I its evening was At the English
N tho opposite side 81 tho street eo;ns into chg
Bankrupt store: He had light suit Of clothes.
! i ap s1ts very light IN color That was about
lbout . Is o'clock, and was then absent long
enough to walk to tho postofiice and come
quickly back stayed there the balance Of the
evening: I heard Of the killing Of Haddock
outside Of my place. Some one came by on tho
treet and said Haddock was shot I knew
ohm Arensdorf at that time, and knew him
30 that night He was there about the time
heard of the killing Of Haddock. he had been
mere about seven or eight minutes. He had
ants tucked into bis boot tops.
JOHN ARExsDoRr !,
estihed: II am the defendant in this case. II
y, We IN h sioux Cty and have about ten years.
cars learned my trade in Belgium and have
cen brewer ever since came to Sioux CITY
1877 and have lived here ever SINCE In the
still hold that position. In tho evening of the
OF August last was around town. I came
own town in the afternoon. Between and s !
!! Q go O'Clock. Eberle's saloon Is ON tho south
de Of Fourth street. I was With Barnes and !
a ave 49, in Eber.e's saloon. I went
'': s.osn p. the %sss t.
went into tho kitchen and ordered
lprsr for two Of US; Barnes and myself; that
as somewhere near ;so o'clock. ste supper
70 supper with mo. After eating supper ..
; s to leave. It was something after 10 :
e,os CLOCK -d,t couldn't a.t esy exactly what time.
l
won't into the Chicago saloon which is two or !
,ree doors east of the Shepherd. went right =
ut Of there. then crossed the street and went q
ito Junk's saloon. There we're a few man
landing by the window in Junk's saloon, Mr. | i.
rady and Mr.. Scotland were there when I went
/. I stopped there few minutes and then
ont out and went east on Fourth street to tho
nglfsh Kitchen: don't know just what time
was: 1t was then that I learned Of the shoot ,
9. / also learned there that a man waa
He'd In few minutes I wont west
where the killing happened. 1 stopped
lore just few moments and went acros0 | r
ent back to Junk's saloon and stayed there q =
hort time, and then went to my homo ON Blum
rect wore my usual clothing that night :
|ue clothes. had big boots on, coming M TO q
y knees, with my pants inside Of them. had 9
D rubber coat on. I was not ct the corner of q
curtin and Water streets at tho time Haddock
- killed.
Arensdorf denied having ahy conversation q
18th Leavitt ct tho Standard theatre in reoard .
tn: killing OF Haddock denied paying to Bis z
'arck any money to get him out Of town; dis
aims any knowledge Of . conspiracy to do /
p" aaddock said he bought tho house Of Biz, c
larck's wife for Mr.. knspper, O. She hGd writ.
N him note that she wanted 10 eell it that
. heard tho evidence Of Minnie Kosehniski-| n
1smaEcks dau9htor-in which she Elves an n. !
punt Of conversation between him md hsr
lOthor; he never had such q converaafion. IA
ever told her mother that she must 90 TO her
osoa1d because people were too much excited
or did no toll her that she must wait o while =
nd it would be Ill right q
Here the defence rested its case, and tho State '
Med few moro witnesses for Cross examins- I
on, among them being c